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• The sinking of "Plan B"; the U.S. "fiscal cliff" disaster of John Boehner
• Bank investors seek well behaved cost-cutters
• Why you need to gauge your human capital
• Credit debt, tax reform, low savings keep money pros up at night
• Pershing Square's Ackman escalates fight with Herbalife
• Herbalife - Ackman analysis full of "misstatements and mistakes"
• Exclusive: U.S. Treasury to miss deadline on tax crackdown - sources
• U.S. funds cut equity stakes to year low on fiscal worries: Reuters poll
• Swiss lender ZKB says three charged by U.S. authorities
• Corporate bond risk gets silly once again: James Saft
• Vanguard has record customer inflow of $130 billion
• Rhode Island to review pension plan for gun investments
• Vanguard sees record customer inflow of $130 billion
• Inside view on creating a good social media post
• Republicans put squeeze on Obama in "fiscal cliff" talks
• NYC pension funds may sell $18 million in gun-related stocks
• U.S. "cliff" talks boost big business hopes for tax change
• Investors slightly more bearish on U.S. Treasuries: survey
• Boehner holds troops in line on "fiscal cliff" deal talks
• How retirees can cope with Fed's "new normal"
• Analysis: U.S. policy gridlock holding back economy? Maybe not
• In new "cliff" bid, Obama seeks $1.2 trillion in revenue: source
• CalSTRS teachers' fund reviewing private equity gun investments
• Where to go online for year-end money advice
• Only balanced plan to avoid "cliff" is Obama's: White House
• The true cost of free shipping
• Investors bet big on non-U.S. stock ETFs as year-end eyed: EPFR
• Factories flex muscle post storm, inflation subdued
• Fiscal cliff or not, here are tax moves to make now
• U.S. December factory activity at eight-month high: Markit
• U.S. consumer prices post first drop in six months
• U.S. states inch closer to pre-recession prosperity
• VeriFone pulls back from small merchant payments
• Leading U.S. business group opposed to new money fund rules

• Wells Fargo agrees to proposed settlement on shareholder actions
• Analysis: Apple's swoon exposes risk lurking in mutual funds
• Considering divorce? Good reasons to wait for January
• Hedge fund Sloane Robinson hit by emerging market slowdown
• FASB floats stronger bank credit risk accounting standard
• Trampoline for the kids? Check your insurance first
• Pershing Square's Ackman says Herbalife is 'a pyramid scheme'
• Instant View: Third quarter GDP revised up, jobless claims rise
• Fannie, Freddie may have lost $3 billion in Libor: watchdog
• Inside view on good social media posts
• U.S. to review consumer credit-reporting complaint process
• How to help military families at the holidays
• Ex-Superfund executive launches computer hedge fund
• Getco to buy Knight Capital for $1.4 billion
• House Republicans eye limited fiscal cliff bill
• New York's public pension fund reviewing gun maker investments
• Calpers pits state court versus federal in San Bernardino bankruptcy
• How to help Newtown school shooting families
• State Street quits bidding for Credit Suisse ETF unit
• "Fiscal cliff" deal closer, but gaps remain
• Abe's threat to banks and the old: James Saft
• Obama 'cliff' offer is flawed but positive: Boehner aides
• CalSTRS says reviewing private equity gun investment
• U.S. Congress could act quickly to pass any "fiscal cliff" deal
• Obama, Boehner meet as hopes rise for "fiscal cliff" deal
• How to target untaxed wealth: Lawrence Summers
• Rochdale bank analyst Dick Bove likely to leave firm
• Swiss water down plan to avoid untaxed money
• Consumer prices post first drop in six months
• Instant View: Consumer prices fall in November
• Muni tax break under threat from bipartisan scrutiny in congress
• U.S. researchers devise scale to gauge wildfire risk, lessen losses
• Wells Fargo Advisors tweaks comp plan up and down

• Investors shun bonds and seek stock ETFs despite fiscal worry
• Bank investors seek well-behaved cost-cutters
• Showrooming little threat to clothiers in ho-hum holidays
• UK data point to meager growth, public finances worsen
• Herbalife is "pyramid scheme": Pershing Square's Ackman
• Global funds end bullish 2012 with some caution: Reuters poll
• Global funds buy bonds, trim stocks: Reuters poll
• Exports, government spending buoy third-quarter growth
• Vanguard sets record with customer inflows of $130 billion
• Why a new inflation gauge will hurt seniors
• Are first-time homebuyers missing the sweet spot?
• MF Global judge wary of letting customers depose Corzine
• Getco to buy Knight Capital in $1.4 billion deal
• Morgan Keegan must pay $1.4 million in bond fund case: panel
• As Obama looks for budget savings, seniors would feel the pinch
• Republicans seek to squeeze more from Obama in "fiscal cliff" talks
• New funds spring up to aid Newtown victims
• Financial returns and social good click with investors
• Does cheating cost you in a divorce?
• Credit Suisse Germany to ax 150 private banking jobs
• Hopes rise for "fiscal cliff" deal as Obama, Boehner meet
• California teachers fund reviewing private equity gun investment
• Can you really invest like Warren Buffett?
• Reid: lawmakers likely to return after Christmas to work on "fiscal cliff"
• Obama, Boehner meet at White House on "fiscal cliff"
• Factories flex muscles post storm, inflation subdued
• After Sandy, the adjuster comes, but not the cash
• Factories flex muscle, inflation subdued
• Career shift to giving working poor financial know-how
• Looking beyond emerging markets to "frontier" economies
• California fight tests U.S. states' compact on business taxes
• U.S. fund investors pour $8.68 billion into stock ETFs: Lipper
• AIG "profits" an insult to the concept: James Saft